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the ''Saint ffrancis'' receyved a letter o … the ''Saint ffrancis'' receyved a letter of Advise from the sayd ffrancis<br />
Mottet dated from Marsellys the 31th day of Aprill 1654 new stile<br />
that the had receyved two ffatts or butts of Oros or Iroos from the<br />
sayd Nis and Molynes att Legorne, and that he had bought eight small<br />
bales of bitter Almonds and had made them upp into three bales and<br />
marked them videlicet the sayd bales and butts with the marke in the
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margent, and had laden them on board the arlate shipp the ''Saint''<br />
''ffrancis'' whereof Louis Coriton was master to be transported to haver de<br />
Grace there to be delivered unto Louis Jordaine or his Agents, to<br />
ber sent from thence to England unto him the sayd ffrancis Tryon for<br />
his accompt, and that he so consigned the sayd goods to haver de grace
in regard there was noe conveniency of shipping them from Marsellys<br />
for England, And further that the sayd ffrancis Tryon before the<br />
seizure of the sayd shipp at least before any newes thereof<br />
receyved advise from the sayd Jordayne that he had letters from<br />
the sayd ottet to the effect aforesayd. the premisses he knoweth for that<br />
he saw and perused the sayd letters before the newes of the sayd seizure<br />
and hath lately consulted with them and doth really beleive that the<br />
sayd goods were truly laden according to the effect of the sayd letters.<br />
And further saving his subsequent depositions he cannot depose.
To the sixth Article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith, that the sayd<br />
Louis Jordayne by his letters of advise dated from Roahan the<br />
eighth day of May last past new stil. (which letters were<br />
directed to and came to the hands of the sayd Mr Tryon here in London<br />
before the seizure of the sayd shipp the ''ffrancis'') did signify that<br />
according to advises by him receyved from Marsellys the sayd Oras and<br />
Almonds were laden in the sayd shipp consigned to himselfe to be from<br />
havre da Grace after their arrivall there, sent to him the producent in<br />
London, And that the sayd Mottet in his sayd advises had sent to him the<br />
sayd Jordayne a bill of lading for the sayd goods: And he saith<br />
that since that tyme the sayd Jordayne sent over the bill of lading<br />
annexed and now shewne him to the producent in London as and<br />
for the very bill of lading sent to him as aforesayd from the sayd<br />
Mottet of Marsellys. And this deponent is well assured that the sayd<br />
advises were, and are reall and true, and beleiveth for the reasons<br />
aforesayd that the Contents of the sayd bill of lading were and are reall<br />
and true and so had and done as therein is conteyned And further<br />
referring himselfe to the sayd bill of lading he cannot depose
Toe sayd bill of lading he cannot depose
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